yeah, who wants a copyright lawsuit or be suspended for a 3 second intro music?

who cares about music

anyone making money off it

expanded: who cares about music in a gaming stream. just turn it off.

or thrash80 + breadu 24/7

srsly, streamers will have to be extra careful not to play anything copyrighted

it depends on the game, look at sc2 streamers for example 19/20 streamers have music on in the background. twitch will have to deal with it sooner or later aswell though

the gamers themsvelves care about it. For me, i wouldnt imagine playing an mmo or a moba or even sc2 without music.

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Twitch.tv is gaming site. Youtube is not.
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orly?
how come league of legends events are popping up like balls on christmas trees in there? http://www.youtube.com/live/
there's even already a call of duty category: http://www.youtube.com/live/all/videos?flow=grid&view=41

/thread my ass.

HOLY SHIT NOW I WILL BE ABLE TO WATCH LEAGUE OF LEGENDS ON OTHER SITE :OOOOOOOO
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Fuck that, zliveFazz>youtube.

hyhyhy

Did everyone forget about the drama gaming youtubers are currently having?

If that policy is kept then youtube is never going to be the new twitch, just another platform for the big events.

Not the end of twitch.tv, as twitch almost has a monopoly in live game streaming. Alternatives are needed, buffering on youtube is better so it may be a good option.

owned, livestream and ustream were top1 sites for streaming and nobody remembers about it these days, and youtube will take over, simply because it's streaming service will be better - there was a lot of festival streams on youtube and worked in 1080p back when twitch was struggling with 360 and 480

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuTHhtCyzLg

If they do stuff like that for streams, imagine how many would get flagged for just playing a song during a break or something.

Youtube sucks balls.

Twitch sucks balls.

They took town the Star Citizen anniversary stream because people sang the "Happy birthday" song. (copyright !?!?)

Also, this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JqjDhuPFaQ
(Obligatory "fuck Total Biscuit" by 2gd xD)

So no, using Youtube for streaming games/tournaments/whatever isn't a very good option at all.

so is it 60 fps like twitch? or just the usual 30

You can stream with 60 fps on twitch...

and now read what i wrote

derp

human eye cant see more than 30 fps so it doesnt make any difference

lol

apparently im the start of a new generation of super humans

twitch isnt really an online fps that requires fast reaction so 30fps is more than fine even if you able to see more(which I doubt)

wrong and wrong

Its a well known scientifically proven fact. Saying wrong and wrong does not prove anything.

which brings me back to my original statement regarding me being the breed of a race of new super humans

our brain is only "aware" of 40fps, but our eyes can see much more than that. its why 48fps movies look too real and take people out of the experience, most movies are 24fps which is below the "40 hertz" our brain is aware of, so it doesn't seem "real". people don't like the 120hz tv smoothing because it looks too real to them, since it's over 40fps. basically you're wrong


http://movieline.com/2012/12/14/hobbit-high-f...er-second/
http://www.skeptiko.com/stuart-hameroff-on-qu...ngularity/

so much for the palatka masterrace

There is not even a notion of "frame" for our brain, let alone "frames per second". All light sensing cells are working continiously and independent of each other.

You mean it's a well-known urban legend perpetuated by the scientifically illiterate. 30 FPS is a little over the edge between what our brains interpret as a series of still images and what our brains interpret as motion. What that means is that it's barely above someone taking a bunch of similar photos and quickly flipping through them for you.

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that must be the most persistent bullshit ever crossing the interwebz.